Problem with Obex over Bluetooth
I have installed a 32bit and a 64bit (AMD) Version of SuSE 9.2 on different machines. On both I have a working bluetooth connection. But if I send calendar entries as .vcs file to the 32bit machine a dialog pops up on KDE and asks me where to save the .vcs file. On the 64bit machine I don't get this dialog, although the sending devices tells me the file has been transferred. My problem is, that I can't find the file on the 64bit system. Where has it gone? Detlef
On Thursday 24 February 2005 04:21, Detlef Grittner wrote:
I have installed a 32bit and a 64bit (AMD) Version of SuSE 9.2 on different machines. On both I have a working bluetooth connection. But if I send calendar entries as .vcs file to the 32bit machine a dialog pops up on KDE and asks me where to save the .vcs file. On the 64bit machine I don't get this dialog, although the sending devices tells me the file has been transferred. My problem is, that I can't find the file on the 64bit system. Where has it gone?
I'm not on my amd64 system now, but out of memory I think it is somewhere in /var I did, after receiving a vcard, an updatedb and after that finished a locate for the vcard file name. HTH, Matt
Detlef
Matt T. wrote:
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I'm not on my amd64 system now, but out of memory I think it is somewhere in /var
I did, after receiving a vcard, an updatedb and after that finished a locate for the vcard file name.
HTH, Matt
Thanks and yes, you are right, the file is in /var/lib/bluetooth/, although I think it doesn't really belong there. Well, this leaves the question, where is this handy application that popped up on my 32bit system? Detlef
On Thursday 24 February 2005 05:37, Detlef Grittner wrote:
Matt T. wrote:
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I'm not on my amd64 system now, but out of memory I think it is somewhere in /var
I did, after receiving a vcard, an updatedb and after that finished a locate for the vcard file name.
HTH, Matt
Thanks and yes, you are right, the file is in /var/lib/bluetooth/, although I think it doesn't really belong there.
yes, there should be a place in the user's home for it. However if that's not defined, it is not too bad. Where to define it?
Well, this leaves the question, where is this handy application that popped up on my 32bit system?
I did run bluetooth only on the amd64, I did not even know it existed. Is it a kde app? Maybe from a specific kde version or package? Or there is a bug in the amd64 version, that this "handy application" does not get started there? regards, Matt
Detlef
I have found the problem. There were two obex servers waiting for the files. I had opd running with the option --path /var/lib/bluetooth, so the files were put there. I have deactivated this service in the bluetooth menu of Yast and kbluetooth takes over now. The opd service of kbluetooth was the application I had seen on my 32 bit system. Detlef
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